Sentence examples for evidently bemused from inspiring English sources
The referee, not a Turkish speaker and evidently bemused about the cause of the rows, waited for peacemakers to come on to the pitch and sort out their players before he let the game continue.One solution is to demand higher standards of professional footballers.
Józef Bocheński related (personal communication) that once when he went to visit Łukasiewicz in Warsaw before the war, Łukasiewicz conveyed him inside excitedly, indicated a complex formula, beginning something like '$CCC\ldots$', and said, "Look at this beautiful and self-evidently true formula!" Clearly the formula's truth was not immediately evident to the bemused Bocheński.
Evidently, the C.I.A. was a bit bemused by Mossadegh, who hailed from a well-to-do Iranian family, and who refused all entreaties to engage him in a deal with the British.
Other than that I am, evidently, twice the age of this superb professional athletic prospect and that makes me feel rather bemused, baffled and oh-so-witheringly old.
"None," she said, bemused.
Instead they seem bemused.
Brooks looks understandably bemused.
